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Twitter has the RT button and the favorite button. Linkedin has an endorse button, Facebook has a like button and G+ has the plus. I know you "get" what they all do, at least you should, but …
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Smith Farms, a new store in the city of Heflin's improvement district near the intersection, is having problems with its Internet service, said Tanya Maloney, executive director of the Cleburne County Chamber of Commerce, at Tuesday's meeting of the Heflin Industrial Development Board.
"We're not batting a thousand with Smith Farms right now," Maloney said. Smith Farms owner Rodger Turner declined to comment on the issues Wednesday.
Dean Argo, government relations manager for the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, which has a store next to Smith Farms, said the stores use the Internet to process credit cards and checks, and to keep track of inventory. Orders and information from distributors come by email. In addition, all the ABC stores report the information from the store each day to the ABC Board at closing time by Internet.
"We've come to rely more and more on technology," Argo said. "When you have an issue that affects the Internet, it could cause you to slow down sales or even stop sales."
Argo was unable to confirm whether the Heflin store had problems with its Internet service. But he did say the store's computer systems have backups to prevent lost information.
"All of the information that is gathered that day is still there when the Internet is restored," Argo said.
The city of Heflin became aware of the Internet problems in the Alabama 46 and I-20 area about a week ago, said Mayor Rudy Rooks. The city has been working to solve the problem because it wants to be able to attract more businesses to the area in and around the industrial park, Rooks said.
Internet access is central to businesses today, and the city will do whatever it can to provide that connection, Rooks said. "Infrastructure used to be water, sewer and roads," Rooks said. "Now you have to have reliable Internet."
Maloney agreed.
"We're going to lose business if we don't have something as simple as the Internet out there," Maloney said.
It looks like the problem may be solved sooner than later. CenturyLink, an Internet provider in the area, is working on getting high-speed Internet service to that location, according to Carmen Butler, the company's market development manager for Alabama and North Florida. Butler was unsure how long the company has been working toward providing highspeed Internet service at that location or what infrastructure was needed to provide it, but said it should be available in the next 30 to 60 days.
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Another solution might be satellite-based Internet service.
Professional Broadband Solutions, based in Whitesburg, Ga., is a dealer for HughesNet, a satellite Internet service. Scott Baker, co-owner of the company, said the service doesn't need digital subscriber lines.
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He installs about 300 systems a month in Alabama and Georgia, Baker added.
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January 28, 2011
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Growing up in Massachusetts, I experienced my fair share of snow days…and attending college in Connecticut kept the class cancellations coming throughout the winter months. Those days were meant for building snow forts and lunch tray sledding for students young and old but for students in Ohio's Mississinawa Valley School District, the terms Snowpocalypse, Snowmageddon and #snOMG translate to something very different: e-days.
For those unfamiliar with the term – we're looking at you, Randy Parker – an e-day means traditional classes are still cancelled but instead of having to make the days up at the end of the school year, students must log on to their home computers to complete virtual lessons prepared by their teachers. Those without computers aren't exempt, either: They just receive the assignments when they return to school and have more time to complete the work.
School officials are currently studying how well the program worked with the help of a university to determine whether to continue the program or drop it. The reactions from students are mixed but some high schoolers told National Public Radio they don't mind e-days because the work will prevent falling behind in class and adversely affect their chances of attending college.
The answers are sure to vary - SpongeBob Square Pants shares some interesting theories on education here - but do you think e-days will be beneficial in the long run or would you rather spend your snow days doing as you please?
February 7, 2011
The last thing many people want to think about the day after the Super Bowl (beside Christina Aguilera's National Anthem flub or the overall lack of enjoyable advertisements) is alcohol but this next story won't add to a hangover. We promise.
The University of California at Davis, long known for its winemaking program, has unveiled new technology at the school's Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science to fine-tune the fermentation process. Custom-built probes embedded with microchips measure the sugar density and temperature of fermenting wines every 15 minutes; the readings are then wirelessly transferred to a server at the facility and displayed on a large monitor. The use of Wi-Fi to monitor the process is certainly a big step but enology professor Roger B. Boulton says the footprint will be even larger as the measurements will soon be viewable on the Web and via smartphones. Students and researchers will be able to compare their results with expected outcomes and adjust as necessary to determine how different fermenting conditions affect different grape varieties.
Boulton continued to say that the measurement technology puts the university years ahead of commercial operations because it will ultimately reduce the number of failed batches. How green! What do you think of these developments at UC-Davis? Would having access to this new technology get you to consider a major in winemaking?
February 14, 2011
So you've found your dream college. The place where you'll not only obtain the knowledge and skills to succeed in the real world but will make personal connections and precious memories to last a lifetime. As you take the appropriate standardized tests, schedule an interview with a member of the admissions committee and make sure your applications are in on time, you can't help but begin counting the days until your acceptance letter arrives. The only problem is that you're not the only one thinking these thoughts: Your competition has increased thanks to many colleges' upping their marketing efforts abroad, specifically in China, to increase diversity on campus. And you thought finding a valentine was hard.
According to the New York Times, American institutions are seeing surges in applications from China, where a booming economy means more parents can turn their children's dreams of American higher education into realities. At Grinnell College in rural Iowa, for example, nearly one of every 10 applicants being considered for the class of 2015 is from China. These applicants also display high test scores and exemplary grades but lack command of the English language (some families even hire agents to pen application essays) and access to Advanced Placement courses, making it difficult for the school's 11-member admissions committee to determine who gets big envelopes and who doesn't because they cannot be judged using the same standards as American applicants.
The confounding variables do not cease there – Grinnell is "need-blind" when considering American students but is "need aware" for international students, meaning an applicant could have an edge if he or she does not need financial aid and can pay full tuition – but the school does appear to be selecting the right applicants: About 84 percent of students who enroll graduate in four years and double major in subjects including math, science and economics. Do you think there should be different standards for U.S. and international students applying to college? Would you rather have greater diversity in your classes or a better chance of gaining admission to your first-choice school? Does this information impact the schools you'll put on wish list?
February 18, 2011
Standardized testing is as much – if not more – a part of the college process as dancing when the fat envelope arrives, Facebooking your new roommate and shopping for extra-long twin sheets. That will no longer be the case for DePaul University applicants for the freshman class entering in 2012 because the Chicago school has announced its plans to make the reporting SAT and ACT scores optional.
But don't start shredding your test prep materials into confetti just yet: Students choosing not to submit ACT or SAT scores will be required to write short responses to essay questions designed to measure "noncognitive" traits, such as leadership, commitment to service, and ability to meet long-term goals. These essays were introduced a few years ago and subsequent research convinced the admissions committee that the nontraditional measures did more than the ACT or SAT to predict the success of low-income and minority students at the university. Jon Boeckenstedt, associate vice president for enrollment management, said he wants to encourage applicants with high grade-point averages but relatively low standardized test scores to apply and believes the new method will allow his colleagues to better select applicants who are most likely to succeed and graduate.
DePaul is now the largest private university to join the FairTest list, joining Wake Forest as one of the most selective institutions to adopt test-optional policies. Do you think giving students the choice to report their scores will produce the results DePaul expects? What do you think is a better barometer of qualified applicants: test scores or essays?
March 1, 2011
Application fees, the non-refundable sums required to get your grades, test scores, essays and extracurriculars considered by a higher education institution, are often the first college-related expenses many hopeful students incur. The costs can add up, especially for students applying to multiple schools, but it's a necessary sacrifice to start their collegiate careers off on the right foot. That's unless the check is made out to the University of Redwood.
A quick glance at the college's website doesn't raise cause for concern – the photos are pretty, the mission statement is clear and the faculty directory is thorough – but a little digging revealed the information is copied nearly verbatim from the official site of Oregon's Reed College. Reed's Kevin Myers said he had found serious mention of the University of Redwood on Asian higher-education blogs, a calculated move given the increase of Chinese attending college in the U.S. in recent years. He suspects the site is part of a scheme to collect application fees from prospective students in Hong Kong and Asia; after receiving said payments, chief technology officer Martin Ringle said "a shrewd scammer could wait several weeks, then issue a rejection letter, and the student would never know."
The good news is that Reed is fighting back. Go Daddy, the company hosting the University of Redwood site, shut it down but quickly re-enabled it once the "allegedly infringing material" (faculty member bios (which a Reed professor discovered) and school history, for example) was edited out. Ringle and Myers, however, said the infringement continues unabated, and Reed will continue its legal effort to squash the site for good.
We've written a fair amount about how to spot and protect against scholarship scams but this is the first we – or the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, for that matter – have ever heard of the copying of an entire school. Will this news change the way you research the schools you're interested in?
March 2, 2011
Have you ever gotten yelled at by your parents for playing video games when you should have been doing your homework? Gotten your Xbox unplugged just before breaking your kill record in "Call of Duty" because dinner was on the table? Had your internet – and, in turn, "World of Warcraft" – privileges revoked for not keeping up with your chores? If so, take solace in the fact that those punishments will never occur if you attend college at one of the following schools. In fact, they would say the more gaming the better: According to the Princeton Review and GamePro Media, they are the top colleges for video game design!
The list was compiled from the survey results of administrators at 150 colleges and universities offering video game design courses and degrees. Though they did not make the top 10, Georgia Institute of Technology, North Carolina State, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institution, Savannah College of Art and Design and Shawnee State University were given honorable mentions. Everyone has to be Luigi sometimes...better luck next year!
March 28, 2011
There's some big news coming out of Greenwich Village that will have an impact on students nearly 4,000 miles away. It's NYU Shanghai and no, it doesn't involve James Franco.
Late Sunday, the school announced plans to launch "a comprehensive research university with a liberal arts and science college" in Shanghai. This is a big deal for New York University, as the campus will be the first American university with full, independent authority in China and another step toward creating NYU's goal of a "global network university." (The school has a similar facility in Abu Dhabi.)
Application materials aren't available just yet – the first students aren't expected to be enrolled until the fall of 2013 (half from China and the other half from the rest of the world) and will be admitted based on factors beyond China's national college admissions test – but nearly 3,000 undergraduate, graduate and professional students could eventually call NYU Shanghai home. Like at its home campus, students will have access to a comprehensive liberal arts education, dormitories, athletic programs, student clubs and career counseling and but unique to the NYU global network university model, students can spend as many as three semesters studying in New York, in Abu Dhabi, or in one of the other NYU global sites that form what NYU calls its "circulatory system."
Will you be adding NYU Shanghai to your college search?
April 1, 2011
It's not long into April Fools' Day but we've already encountered lots of fake educational news. First, it was revealed that GWU President Steven Schnapps' fist pumping was responsible for the destruction in a campus residence hall. Next, Bryn Mawr announced it had partnered with Bithnian University of Science and Technology to take its alien research to the next level. And lastly, college acceptance rates plummeted at universities across the country. Oh wait, that last one wasn't a joke at all.
The New York Times' The Choice blog recently published a table of admissions statistics from 32 selective U.S. colleges and the data show a drop in acceptance rates across the board. Not surprisingly, the lowest acceptance rates were at Harvard (6.2 percent, an all-time low for the Ivy), Columbia (6.9 percent), Stanford (7.1 percent), Yale (7.4 percent) and Princeton (8.4 percent) but what's interesting is that this year, records were broken for applications received. The schools' explanations for the limited fat envelopes sent out? They just had far too many outstanding applicants.
There are many factors to consider – for example, high school seniors are applying to more schools than ever before to ensure they have at least one place to attend college – but nothing takes the sting out of "We regret to inform you..." topping a decision letter. Applicants, how have you fared in the admissions race? Were you rejected or waitlisted at a school you considered a safety? Did you score admission at your first-choice school? Are any of you still waiting to learn your higher education fates? Have you already sent in a deposit or are you still securing enough financial aid to pay for school?
April 14, 2011
It's April and a few things are on the rise: temperatures (yay!), gas prices (boooo!) and high school students' GPAs and success in difficult courses (yay again!).
The National Assessment of Educational Progress released its findings of typical high school students' grade point averages from 1990 to 2009. During that time, the average grade point average increased from 2.68 to 3.0 and the average number of credits also saw an uptick from 26.8 in 2005 to 27.2 credits in 2009. The reason? Researchers cite the importance of rigorous curriculum – highlighting upper-level math and science courses – as a key to greater achievement in high school.
Also included in the study is that 59 percent of students are graduating with accelerated classes on their transcripts and amped-up credits in the core courses of English, mathematics, science and social studies as well as electives like foreign languages, fine arts and computer-related classes. The students with earlier exposure to advanced curricula – specifically those who took algebra I in middle school and began high school with geometry – scored 31 points higher on the study's math assessment; that being said, male students generally scored higher average mathematics and science than their female counterparts but females had higher overall grade point averages – 3.10 versus 2.90.
With the increasingly competitive college application process and President Obama's call for an emphasis on education to keep America competitive with the rest of the world, these numbers are promising. High school students, are you taking more difficult courses to give colleges another reason to consider offering you admission? College students, did this method help you get into the college of your choice? Does anyone disagree completely based on personal experience?
April 15, 2011
By this time of year, most high school seniors know where they will and will not be heading for the Fall 2011 term but others are stuck in college admissions purgatory as one name on a very long waitlist. While some are doing what the term suggests and waiting for these schools to decide their fates, others – like Harvard hopeful Grace Oberhofer – are refusing to sit idly by: The Washington State resident took matters into her own hands, logged on to YouTube and pled for acceptance to the school...in song.
Though the Tacoma School of the Arts senior has already received acceptance letters from six schools (Duke, Brandeis, Oberlin, Tufts, Tulane and Sarah Lawrence), Oberhofer has her heart set on spending the next four years in Harvard's hallowed halls. She elected to make her case for admission on YouTube, where she performed an original song expressing her love for the school. Oberhofer's not relying on comic relief alone to earn her the fat envelope; she supplemented the video with a serious letter. Smart move.
The video, which has amassed more than 36,000 views, proves Oberhofer is capable of composing a catchy tune with some pretty amusing lyrics but the jury's still out on whether the video will help or harm her chances of admission. Waitlists are especially formidable this year; would you take that extra step to stand out if it meant getting in?
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Christine Spencer is an attractive and intelligent woman aged 57, she works in a professional job as a Learning and Development professional and after being divorced for some years she knew the dating arena well and felt she was a pretty astute judge of character when it comes to men, in her own opinion she was extremely unlikely to get herself involved in scams and find her being relieved of her life savings.
The fact that she did, was probably down to the plausibility of conman Christian Barber, rather than Christine's naivety or vulnerability and this time it was not an online dating scam either, as Christine, from Manchester, met her predator as she stayed in a Derby based hotel overnight on business but the salutary lessons about caution and keeping yourself safe do still apply just as much. It also illustrates the value and power of meeting partners, who have been checked out and verified as genuine, before you meet them, which is always our aim at When the Music Stops. (more…)


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In the Bears' 20-17 victory over the Giants on Friday night, his performance paled next that of Eli Manning, who had a 111.9 passer rating compared to Cutler's 72.7.
But you really shouldn't start calling for Jason Campbell. Even if the third exhibition is the most important of the preseason, it's still a practice game. And the next one that means something will be the first in history.
There were enough flashes of light in Cutler's performance to keep hope alive. Two of his better passes were dropped, and both could have been touchdowns.
Late in the first quarter, Cutler threw the kind of pass that makes everything all right. He found the perfect spot in the Giants' zone and threw a ball with just the right balance of touch and zip. It was high, where only Brandon Marshall could have caught it.
And catch it he did for a 21-yard touchdown.
Those types of pretty throws are great when they help the Bears win. But they don't mean much when they lose.
In that regard, the contrast between Cutler and his Giants counterpart is interesting.
Cutler makes more pretty throws than Manning. It's not that Manning, the first pick of the 2004 draft, lacks for talent. But Cutler has a better arm and is more athletic.
Up to this point in Cutler's career, the numbers that quarterbacks usually are judged by say he has been better than Manning.
Cutler's career passer rating is 84.5. Manning's is 82.1. His completion percentage is 61.1 compared to 58.4 for Manning. Cutler has averaged 7.3 per yards per attempt; Manning is at 7.0. Cutler has passed for 234.4 yards per game; Manning is at 227.9.
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Manning is Exhibit A in why statistics and breathtaking throws are overrated. What matters is Manning has two Super Bowl rings and Cutler has none.
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Manning has been a star in the postseason. He has an 89.3 passer rating in the playoffs. Cutler, in only two playoff games, has a passer rating of 84.8.
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On third downs Friday, Cutler actually was pretty efficient. He completed 4 of 8 passes, and one of them was the Marshall touchdown. One of his incompletions would have been a touchdown if Earl Bennett had made a tough catch.
In fourth quarters of his career, Manning has a higher passer rating than in any other period (84.6). It's Cutler's worst (76.8).


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KIAWAH ISLAND, SC – The North Georgia men's golf team struggled on the final day of the 2010 Kiawah Island Invitational hosted by USC Aiken, falling six spots in the standings to finish 18th at the 6,875-yard, par 72 Cougar Point Golf Course.
The Saints end the tournament with a total team score of 619 (304-315) to conclude the two-day event at 43-over-par and in 18th place overall in the field of 21 teams. North Georgia finished just behind PBC rival Clayton State who stayed step-for-step with the Saints to finish at 42-over-par for the tournament.
Barton College entered the second and final day one stroke behind defending Kiawah Island Invitational champion Georgia College & State University, but Barton rallied with a one-over-par 289 over the final 18 holes, taking the lead and clearing USC Beaufort by two shots to claim the championship. GCSU took third, following by Coker, Flagler, and Armstrong who all tied for fourth at 19-over-par.
Pfeiffer's Luiz Jacintho and Barton's Daniel Claytor both ended their two rounds in a tie for first place individually at 141. Claytor's 68 in the second round was the low individual round of the 2010 Kiawah Island Invitational. Claytor and Jacintho played four playoff holes before Claytor emerged as the individual medalist with a birdie on the fourth playoff hole.
Howard Duffin concluded his strong tournament with a one-over-par 73 to finish the event at three-over-par with a 147 (74-73). His final round 73 moved the junior up 11 places in the standings to finish in a tie for 13 place overall with 10 other players.
Bryson Womack followed an opening round 76 with a final round eight-over-par 80 to finish at 156 and in a tie for 71st place. His 12-over-par performance was one stroke clear of teammate Grant Rish who ended his first-ever collegiate event at 13-over-par following rounds of 79 and 78 to finish in a tie for 74th place with a 157.
Brian Mallory struggled during his final 18 holes, firing a final round 84 to sit at 15-over-par for the tournament and in a tie for 82nd place in the standings. True freshman Dillon Bowers finished his first collegiate tournament in 100th place, stringing together rounds of 82 and 84
respectively to finish at 22-over-par with a 166.
The Saints return to action next week, traveling to the Orchard Golf Club on September 13-14, for the Piedmont Fall Invitational. Follow all the action live at www.SaintsSports.com, including complete video recaps following each round.


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Unlike the marketing and multinational companies that sell (but don't actually make) today's commercial pet foods, Champion Petfoods stands apart as a family-owned and -operated pet food maker with a 25 year tradition of quality. Champion's mission is to product world-class pet foods from fresh, regional ingredients.
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Ingredients - Fresh boneless salmon*, salmon meal, herring meal, fresh boneless herring*, fresh boneless walleye*, fresh boneless lake whitefish*, salmon oil (preserved with mixed tocopherols), russet potato, whitefish meal, sweet potato, peas, sun-cured alfalfa, pea fiber, fresh boneless flounder*, fresh boneless northern pike*, organic kelp, pumpkin, carrots, spinach, turnip greens, apples, cranberries, blueberries, licorice root, angelica root, fenugreek, marigold flowers, sweet fennel, peppermint leaf, chamomile, dandelion, summer savory, rosemary, vitamin A, vitamin D3, vitamin E, niacin, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, d-calcium pantothenate, pyridoxine, folic acid, biotin, vitamin B12, zinc proteinate, iron proteinate, manganese proteinate, copper proteinate, selenium yeast, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Enterococcus faecium* Delivered fresh, preservative-free and never frozen.
Calorie ContentMetabolizable Energy (ME) of 4150 kcal/kg480 kcal per 250ml/110g cup
Calorie DistributionPromote peak physical conditioning39% of energy derived from protein17% of energy derived from fruit & vegetables44% of energy derived from fat
Guaranteed AnalysisCrude Protein (min) 42.0%Crude Fat (min) 20.0%Crude Fiber (max) 2.5%Moisture (max) 10.0%Calcium (min) 1.5%Calcium (max) 1.7%Phosphorus (min) 1.2%Phosphorus (max) 1.4%Ash (max) 7%*Omega-3 (min) 1.2%*DHA 0.7%*EPA 0.4%*AA (min) 0.16%Taurine (min) 0.5%Magnesium (max) 0.09%pH 5.0
Botanical InclusionsChicory root 700 mg/kgLicorice root 500 mg/kgAngelica root 350 mg/kgFenugreek 350 mg/kgMarigold flowers 350 mg/kgSweet Fennel 350 mg/kgPeppermint leaf 300 mg/kgChamomile flowers 300 mg/kgDandelion root 150 mg/kgSummer savory 150 mg/kg
VitaminsVitamin A 17.5 kIU/kgVitamin D3 1 kIU/kgVitamin E 400 IU/kgVitamin B1 0.98 mg/kgVitamin B12 0.72 mg/kgThiamine 50 mg/kgRiboflavin 60 mg/kgNiacin 520 mg/kgPantothenic Acid (B5) 69 mg/kgPyridoxine (B6) 36 mg/kgBiotin 1 mg/kgFolic Acid 8.5 mg/kgCholine 2700 mg/kgAscorbic Acid 55 mg/kgBeta carotene 0.44 mg/kg
Amino AcidsTaurine (min) 0.5%Lysine 2.9%Tryptophan 0.36%Threonine 1.7%Tyrosine 1.65%Methionine 1.12%Isoleucine 1.5%Leucine 2.9%Valine 1.8%Arginine 2.45%Phenylalanine 1.5%Histidine 0.85%Cystine 0.358%
MineralsSodium 0.55%Chloride 1.2%Potassium 0.95%Magnesium 0.09%Manganese 16 mg/kgSelenium 1.5 mg/kgIron 170 mg/kgZinc 195 mg/kgCopper 22 mg/kgIodine 1.7 mg/kg
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Saved My Cat's Life!
By Chuffnloaf
from Columbus, OH
About Me Long-time Pet Owner
Comments about Orijen Grain-Free 6 Fresh Fish Dry Cat Food:
This amazing food literally saved my cat's life. Making an executive decision to put her on this food, and stop her prescription diet (that made her vomit every time she tried to eat) was the best thing I've ever done. The six huge stones in her bladder completely disappeared in 30 days; her vet was utterly flummoxed for an explanation. Xoey has remained stone free for the last year and a half, has a gorgeous and luxurious coat, has more energy, and has begun to slowly shed her excess weight. This food is worth every penny.If you've never heard of this food, take a few minutes and visit their website (easily found with a web search since I can't post links). Once you understand how amazing this food is, come back here to order it -it can be tough to find locally as they will NOT allow their foods to be sold in the big chain stores. It's made by Canadian company, Champion. This is a food without equal in quality, design, or peace of mind (every single one of their ingredients is fit for human consumption, raised without hormones, antibiotics, or pesticides; best of all, all of their ingredients are sourced regionally, are delivered fresh every day, and are never frozen.). Add to this the fact that this food has won Food Of the Year for 3 years in a row; a nod to it's grain free goodness, and low glycemic index.I'll never feed my cat anything but Orijen.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Highest Recommendation!!!
By Siegfried Oswald
from San Francisco
My 4 year-old DSH tuxedo kitty Siegfried loves 6 Fish Orijen, and will *only* eat 6 Fish Orijen; he does not beg for food or crave cat treats/snacks or human food, (he won't even try them, let alone eat anything else but his Orijen) a first for this cat owner. Orijen is very concentrated, and you don't have to feed your kitty much; Siegfried weighs 11 pounds and he eats 2/3 cup per day, and never begs for more: the nutritionally dense Orijen completely satisfies him. This makes the seemingly expensive Orijen something of a bargain! He's very lithe and lean; there's not an extra ounce of fat on him. He also has a really shiny coat--people comment on how much it gleams--looks like black patent leather.Siegfried has been eating Orijen since he was a 3 month-old kitten fresh from the SPCA. He's grown into an exceedingly active, smart, and gorgeous healthy adult cat who really loves his food, so much so that he won't eat anything else. This is the first time I've used Orijen, and Siegfried is easily the healthiest, most active and smartest cat I've ever lived with. Highly recommended!!
He LOVES it.
By lapedestrienne
from vermont
I have a super-picky cat who is prone to acne. I brought home a sample-size bag of Orijen 6 Fish today and he gobbled it down faster than I've ever seen him eat anything! I've been trying to switch him to a whole-foods diet, but he is so resistant to eating fresh meats--whether cooked or raw--that I think these kibbles will be the perfect solution! Considering the cost of supplements that are usually necessary with a feline whole-foods diet, the price of Orijen actually isn't bad. Exceptional protein content, more taurine than almost any other commercial catfood. I'm impressed. Too early to tell whether it will keep his acne at bay.
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By Kosmo and Kramer
from Sacramento, CA
I use to think that Kosmo had irritable bowel syndrome, anxious, bloated and gassy when his schedule would change unlike his brother Kramer. Also Kosmo was not always friendly. This was despite feeding them high quality food without preservatives and the first 3 ingredients were protein. Well the 3rd was corn. I switched to Orijen, after finding out they needed almost all protein and lo and behold I have a very happy Kosmo. No more bloating, no more smelling up the house, he is happy, playful and has lost the 5 lbs he needed to loose. They don't shed as much. Totally worth the price to have my healthy happy boys.
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By Barb
from Sandpoint, ID
I feed the cats all they want. They eat it all without making a mess,
Cat loves it
By D
from NYC
i feel good serving my 2 year old cat this. She loves it plus its nutritious. FYI, The missing Link Feline supplement is excellent too..also found it on this site and i mix it with her wet food in the AM Coat very shiny, cat happy.
The Perfect Rotation
By Beach Sparrow
from Florida
Because my older cat is off-the-chart allergic, I rotate his foods in a 4-day line. (He can eat all he wants on Monday, but he can't have it again until Friday.) He loves it, and it doesn't make him throw up. Perfect.
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Charlie likes it!
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I'm going in for my C-section in TWO days to deliver my triplets, and I don't have all the names!
One of the girls will be Schuyler (pronounced Skylar) Audrey, named after 2 little girls whose stories have really touched me.
The other 2 girls' names are fluctuating madly! We have one first name picked out - Charlotte - but the middle name depends on what we choose for baby C's name.
The name choices for baby C are:
Hannah (which I think is too common, and I don't like it very much)
Helena ( said He-LAY-na, not HEL-en-a.)
I liked the middle name Leigh, but I think it only goes with Hannah? Obviously I can't pair it with Hadleigh. So, I need middle name suggestions for Helena and Hadleigh, as well as, you know, which one we should choose!
Oh yeah - Charlotte's middle name! I like Eleanor, but I don't want to use it if we pick Helena - I think those are too similar. So, if you think we should go with Helena for baby C, what middle name should we give Charlotte?
Our last name begins with a J and ends in an N.
Thanks a TON for the help!
This is from yesterday, so it is actually ONE day until these baby girls will be here! They will be born TOMORROW! Here's what we're working with:
Triplet the First: Schuyler Audrey
Triplet the Second: Charlotte Eleanor, unless Triplet the Third is Helena, in which case we may need a different middle name
Triplet the Third: Hadleigh or Helena (I took Hannah out, since Isabel isn't sure she likes it anyway)
I like the name Hadleigh better with the name Schuyler, and I like the name Helena better with the name Charlotte. So I think either name works well, and I'm putting them both in the poll.
If you go with Helena, I think it's still fine to use Eleanor with Charlotte, and then you could use Leigh with Helena: Schuyler Audrey, Charlotte Eleanor, and Helena Leigh. But you could also do Charlotte Estelle. Charlotte Amelia. Charlotte Mae (the middle name Mae has been a favorite around here recently!).
If you go with Hadleigh, how about Jane as a middle name? That's my favorite middle name for girls right now, because it's so cute and sassy and strong. Then you'd have Schuyler Audrey, Charlotte Eleanor, and Hadleigh Jane. It might be a little bumpy with your J surname, though. Maybe Hadleigh Elise? Hadleigh Adele?
But I don't want to take too much time flipping idly through my baby name book when BABIES are going to be BORN! I'm turning it over to the whole team:
Isabel writes:
Well, we had a few big surprises with the babies! First, they arrived 1 1/2 days earlier than expected (2 am monday morning!) and not only that, but we now have 1 little girl and 2 boys! Since we only had 2 eggs, we thought 2 were identical (B & C) and they looked like girls when we checked... well, it turns out that not only are they boys, but they are not even identical!We named the babies:Schuyler AudreyAlexander Kale (Alex)Brody NathanielThanks again!Isabel
Congratulations, Isabel and family! What a surprise!
Poll results, even though they turned out to be irrelevant:
Hadleigh: 42 votes, roughly 52%
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My first fantasy league was a hockey pool with some of my College buddies in 2006. There were eight of us and I had the last pick in the first round where I chose Eric Staal. Some funny picks from that draft: Jonathan Cheechoo went 10th overall and Manny Fernandez went in the 4th round. Hopefully our Sport Management professors don't see this or they may take back our diplomas.
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That would have to be watching the Toronto Maple Leafs during the 1992-93 season. I can remember me and my dad going ballistic when Nikolai Borschevsky scored against Detroit in overtime in Game 7. Although disappointed when they lost to the Kings in the Conference Finals, I figured I would probably be watching the Leafs in deep playoff runs for years to come. Eight-year-olds and their crazy imaginations.
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Having a feature based on FrozenPool, how do the tools help you shape a detailed forensics series?
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Based on your blog and all of your contributions, it seems that you know your sports. How do you keep up with it all?
Well the long and the short of it is I watch a lot of sports. If you are a sports fan you have the benefit of knowing you will never run into the situation where there is nothing to watch on TV. In addition to that, I also read a ton of columns and I have always been fascinated by the history of sports and great stories. Like ESPN's 30 for 30 series.
Can you list the sports that you follow and the teams or athletes that are you a fan of?
There is really not any major sport that I don't follow. The teams I support are the Toronto Maple Leafs (insert sarcastic comment here), Kansas City Royals (haven't made the playoffs in 25 years and still going strong), Los Angeles Lakers (bring Robert Horry out of retirement), New York Giants (I'm still thinking I'm about to wake up and someone will tell me those last two Super Bowl wins never happened), and Bayern Munich (the best soccer team nobody knows about). It's a pretty solid compliment of success and mediocrity. I never get too high or too low rooting for that group.
Some athletes I enjoy watching are Eli Manning for his clutch play, Bryce Harper because he plays baseball like it's supposed to be played, Brenden Morrow because his face should be next to the word Captain in the dictionary, and Roger Federer because he is Roger Federer.
What is your favorite hobby / pastime away from the keyboard?
Well I do play a lot of hockey, soccer, and tennis. I also read quite a bit and I will spin some records on my turntables if the mood strikes me.
When you first log on, what are your go-to sites? Reads?
Oh you mean when I'm not reading the great content on DobberSports.com? ESPN, YahooSports, theScore, and Grantland are my go-to spots. If you aren't reading stuff by Bill Simmons, Chuck Klosterman, Doug Farrar, Peter King, Stephen A Smith, Sean McIndoe, Bob Ryan, Michael Wilbon, J.A. Adande, Bill Barnwell, Bomani Jones, Katie Baker, and Greg Wyshynski you are missing out.
Biggest surprise in 2012-13? Player? Team?
I think the Carolina Hurricanes are going to do very well in the "no one ever seems like they want to win it" Southeast Division next year. Look for Jordan Staal to make a huge difference there.
A surprise player I think will be P.A. Parenteau in Colorado. He and Matt Duchene should really click and I am surprised the Islanders didn't put up more of a fight to keep him.
When is the last time you played NHL '94?
It's actually on pause right now. Don Beaupre has already cost me three goals. Games were so realistic back then.
Next up is Steve Laidlaw this weekend.
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